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I drew this for a guy i think i follow but since I'm not sure i won't @ them, also I'm lazy and didn't paint the background
OK but fucking, shout out to pokemon sm for doing ride pokemon so I don't need a hm pack pokemon
Well I was going to do other things but...
i am now grand duchess bow down to me
wow like my whole team is evolving at once, thanks, sk8r kid
Any one want a half a billion Noibat? I got a little overboard tonight and have a box and a half of them. I've also got a bunch of Eevee, Chespin, Fennekin, and Torchick.
One of the weirdest moments of last night's Republican debate probably slipped completely under the radar for most viewers. This moment occurred in Herman Cain's closing statement, when the former pizza-chain CEO recited a favorite inspirational quote:
"A poet once said, 'life can be a challenge, life can seem impossible, but it's never easy when there's so much on the line.'"
Nothing strange about that on the surface, until you Google the quote and you realize that these words of wisdom were uttered not by a poet, but by disco queen Donna Summer in her song "The Power of One." Even more bizarre, this isn't even one of Summer's classic hits — she recorded it just over a decade ago as the theme song for Pokémon: The Movie 2000.
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AHAHAHA, AWESOME AND EPIC.